My Ramaswamis are clones....
Zazazu:
Yes, why not just try the old-fashioned way?
I played the Ramiswamis as my Seasons test family. They had six kids. No fertility issues whatsoever, as if that were possible.
Count Four:
I believe that under ACR the number of children the couple already has effects the odds, and may have lowered their chances. You might be better off resorting to EAxis Try For Baby in that case.
(Though I recently had a couple that, according to ACR, were supposed to be get pregnant, but didn't. Positive rolls, but no chimes, no baby. I uninstalled and reinstalled ACR, on the off chances that there was a problem with the files on my computer, and after that it worked properly.)
ZephyrZodiac:
To answer the last poster first, they have no kids at all yet!
Kyna, I do have the dialogue turned on, it just doesn't seem to be working for them, even though it works for everyone else! Looks like Zazazu may be right and I need to resort to the old-fashioned method! And they aren't all that old, and they keep taking the old elixir every couple of sim days.....and I've had far older sims get pregnant with ACR. And no secondary aspirations, I haven't even installed BV yet - after three months with no decent desktop, I'm only just getting back into Seasons, and none of my sims apart from the Viejos and the Roths can afford holidays , so I shall wait awhile before I install it.
I may try uninstalling ACR as Count Four suggests, it just may be something to do with the way the neighbourhood has been set up a few sims at a time, so maybe uninstalling it will clear the glitches - it's just a nuisance to have to do that as I've set every single lot's acceptances and it means doing that all over again!
ZephyrZodiac:
Just posted again to let you know, I played them again and this time before I even had a chance to use the traditional method they'd taken themselves off to the sofa, and this time everything was fine, and Priya is now in the throes of morning sickness! :)
aussieone:
Just out of curiousity, did you uninstall ACR as Count Four suggested, or was it something that just cleared itself randomly? It would be handy to know for future reference.
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